Thirteenth Year Parish Magazine Contributors List
One Penny Monthly edited by J. Eeskine Clarke lists high church figures such as Archbishops and Bishops along with Rev. A. Banry and Hon. J. F. Coxn among others. Vols. 1 to 6 priced 2s cloth or 1s 6d limp. Favored for school prizes and lending to sick folk.
Localising the Parish Magazine and its local covers
The notice advertises the Parish Magazine's wholesale availability to clergy and printer partners. It highlights content such as sermons extracts, parish accounts, notices, births deaths and marriages, and a system to customize covers with local deanery names. A pamphlet offering guidance, Hints on Localising the Parish Magazine, is available free from St Andrew's, Litchurch, Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arich
Great Britain
St. Andrew's
Litchurch
Derby
GOOD STORIES Selected and Edited by J Erskine Clarke
An advertisement for GOOD STORIES edited by J Erskine Clarke offering illustrated volumes in cheap prints. Describes price, editions, and stock availability with classifications for parochial distribution including themes for mechanics laborers soldiers sailors women and factory workers. Mention of specimen numbers, postage, and publisher address in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Erskine Clarke
M.A
Alraady
Beries
The Childrens Prize Volume for 1870 Advertisement
An advertisement for The Childrens Prize Volume 1870 offers editions in various bindings with prices including 1s 2d for the paper copy and 2s for cloth. It notes content such as a coloured frontispiece, about 100 engravings, original stories and poems, and mentions a prize number for January 1871 with a coloured picture. Published by W Wells Gardner in London and available through town and country sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe. Bey &E
J. Eins
Gardner
London
The Privy Council and the Mackonochie Case Controversy
A polemical critique denounces the Privy Council for suspending Mr. Mackonochie without fair trial or bishop's consent. It accuses the council of abusing power, misrepresenting liturgical terms, and bias in favor of anti Catholic neglects of the Georgian era. The piece warns of constitutional overreach and calls for rehearing or appeal to correct what it deems an unjust, punitive decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of the Privy Council
Westerton
Court of Arches
England
Lord Chelmsford
Mackonochie
Herod
Mackonochiel
Privy Council
Lange
Committee of Privy Council
Hall Vlu
Soldus Chelmsford
London
Court of When’s Bench
Canterbury and Capetown debate over Anglican authority
The correspondence between Canterbury and Capetown critiques Archbishop Laudable moves toward centralized universal authority. It argues that oaths of obedience to Canterbury threaten colonial bishops, would unsettle local discipline, and risk turning Canterbury into a patriarchal see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropoli
Canterbury
Capetown
Rome
Christendom
Church of
Ghire
Divine Society
England
Anglican’ Church
Archbishop of
Universal Church
Eaay
Winchester
See of
French Hold On Paris Front Amid Shifting War Tide
The latest reports show the Army of the Loire defeated twice and retreating toward fortified lines before Orleans. Paris garrison and German units claim local successes with heavy losses on both sides, while d’Aurelle’s and Trochu’s positions remain pivotal as battles hinge on the Loire and Marne fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducrot
Loire
Paris
von Moltke
Orleans
Champigny
Brie
Marne
Versailles
Wartemberg
Wurtemberg
Prussia
Prussian ‘Army Corps
Treskow
d’Aurelle
Éverts
Frésigh
Thad
Tours
Chateaudun
Artenay
Duke of Mecklenburg
Orgeres
Patay
von der
Baigneaux
Saven
Taigou
Cavalry
Ponpry
Frederick Fagved
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Ye Parish Magazine
J. Eeskine Clarke
Youx
Waiinersrsi
Roomesrur
Prrenporot
Henstorp
Bars
Adly
Canteebuey
Bast. Jonze
A. Banry
W. Watstan
J. F.coxn
W. H. G. Euveston
W. Wells Gardner
Exaxom
Guage, MA
Monter
the Privy Council
MR. Mackonochie